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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-08
FRIDAY THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEM
DID 1907
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, w. c. CLANCY and his wife,
Margaret A. CLANCY, by certain deed Of
trust dated the 18th day of June, 1883 and
duly recorded In the Recorders office of
Pettis county, Missouri, in deed of trust
and mortgage record % on page l5l
and 152, conveyed ID the undersigned as
trustee the following described real estate,
situate in the city of Sedslia, county of
Pettis and state Of Missouri, viz. lot three
(3) in block three in Lesher Bros. addition
to the city OF Sedalis, Mo-, which said
conveyance was made in trust to secure the
payment of a negotiable promisory note in
said deed fully described, and, whereas, the
said note has become due, and default has
been made on the payment of the same !:
Now therefore, at the request of the legal
holder Of said note, and in pursuance of
the terms of said deed of trust, public no
tice is hereby given that the undersigned
trustse, will, on the
18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a.
IN. and o'clock p. 10. of that day, at the
west court house door in the city of Sc
dalia. Pettis county, Missouri, proceed to
sell the above described property at public
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash, TO
pay said note remaining unpaid, and the
cost and expenses of executing the trust.
l0-lSwId CHARLES G. TAYLOR. Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-11-08

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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-05-27
THE SHENANDOAH.
CROSS KEYS AND PORT REPUBLIC

Juno 8, Jackson,s rear, commanded by
Ewell, was at Cross Keys, written also X
Keys
In this famous race the Confederate army
had now nearly reached tho upper end of the
Shenandoah. and had not yet been captured.
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About six miles southeast Of Gross keys was
Port Republic, on the south fork Hero there
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tho west side of tho south fork reached Port
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Jackson himself, with his advance. wa1 four
miles South OF Evcll end nearer PORT Re
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juno fremont attacked Ewc.l, end the
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vhilo Shields fell upon him on tho left and
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fought on Tao Sth.
Ills cavalry he'd
crossed the bridge
here end planted q
gun ct the bridge
entrance. Tho Con-
federates drovo
them bac,; and cap
turcd tho gun. Tho
real battle Of Port
r epu bile took
place noxt day,
Juno 0. After re-
polling Fremont's
advance, Evell,
q -
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-05-27
Farm Fer Sale.

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miles north of Main street on Mulberry
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OwOssO.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-13
TIE COMtSG CONCERT

or the Opsra House Orchcstrn-.A RnrC
Feast of Music.
The Opera House orchestra makes the
claim that it's Sixth annual concert, to be
given at the Opera House next Monday
evening, will be the musical event Of the
seaaon, and from Whist is known, it ia be.
lieved that this claim vii be aubstantiated.
Tho orchestra on this OCCASION will be in
creased to twenty-five pieces. Professors
Rune and Zitte,bsch, Of the Pittsburgh
Musical Society, who have assisted the
home orchestra on occasons OF this na-
tu:o Tor several seasons past, and who are
always warmly welcomed by Wheeling
audiences, will DO here this time and with
them half dozen other inembers OF the
Society. Professor II. Schockey, Wheel
ing's favo.ito violinist, will play with the
first violins. Mics Flora Williams beau
tiful soprano will be heard in two selec-
tions with orchestral accompaniment; it
is a ioregore conclusion that she will be
warmly received, Tor the little Indy long
ago sang her way to the hearts of Wheel.
ire's people. Misa Anna Lang is not 70
well known, having appeared in public
only a few times, but those who have
heard her playing on that sweet inatru-
ment, the harp, know that there is a treat
in Rtore for those that attend Mondays
concert. The admission has been put
at 80 cents with no extra charge for re-
served seats. The h:use should be packed.
The orcheetra is M organization Wheel
ing can well be proud OF and on an ocea-
eion like this, ahould give evidence OF
such pride by literally patronizg an enter.
tainment that will in every way be worthy
Of patronage. The programme prepared
is one that cannot fail to please.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-13
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
IN CIRCUIT COURT YESTERDAY.
Important Cases Set for TriAi-A Number Of
Petty Offenders Plead Guilty and Say
"Thank You" Whom uiYcn Short
Terms-One Man for tho Pen.

In the Circuit Court yesterday, In Part
II, Judge Jacob on the bench, a numbe1
ofthe law breakers indicted the day be.
fore were arraigned, among them Elmer
Clark, who shot and killed William O'Neal
at Elm Grove. and was indicted for
murder. He, by his counsel, John O.
Psndleton, demurred TO the indictment,
but the demurrer was overruled.: Clark
then entered plea Of not guilty, and his
case was set for trial on Wednesday, May
Il. Henry Fravell, who shot Frank
Wilkie and was indicted for felonious
shooting with intent to main, disfgure,
disable and kill, said that he was unable
to employ counsel, and Col. White was as.
signed to defend him. The Colonel init.
mated that II a plea Of guilty to less ser.
ious charge would be accepted, his client
would mako 1t, but Prosecutor Jordan did
not take the hint, and plea Of not guilty
was entered, and the case set for trial
May is. lMa
Frank McAdams, indicted for petit lar
ceny, with count for former conviction,
relsad guilty and was given one year al
Moundsyille. John Kelly, alias James
OLee, demurred to the Indictment for
tolonious breaking and entering, and plead
not guilty Of petit larceny. Francis No
Ian (Gordon) glead not guilty Of burglary;
case set for May IL. Charles jackson,
plead not guilty Of forgery; May Is. John
Sullivan plead guilty Of petit larceny and
was given four months in jail. George
Strauss, indicted Jointly with Nolan for
petit larceny with count for former con-
yictlon, offered to plead guilty, but the
court refused on account Of his youth TO
accept the plea without consulting his par
enta. Nolan plead not guilty.
Charles Stewart, young colored man,
indicted Tor petit larceny, explained that
he only sold two pictureg for dealer on
the installment plan, and failed to collect
because lie fell sick. Still he plead guilty,
and was given thirty daye, for which
leniency he said "Thank you" to the
Court.
John Clancy, George Skeid, John
Hogan (colored) and George Gordon,
plead guilty to the same charge and got
tho same sentence. All said "Thank
you" Gordon, who is mere boy, said
he was innocent, but plead guilty to
shorten hia imprisonment.
The prisoners were brought down from
the jail in squads Of six and eight, hand
cutled in couples.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-13
BELLAIlsE,
All Sorts OF Local News and GOSSIP from
In <tI,u

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glns City.
Rev. h. +; Keller is preaching at n p.otracted
meeting at Belmont.
A Wild engine struck part OF the steel works ma
chlneiy yesterday aud caused II temporary stop
lasc OF the wotks.
The Union stree! pavement Is TO be completed by
August 10. according 10 the contract. Work muIl
be begun BY the middle oil May.
w. !. Thompson will give an exhibition of pie.
lures illustrating tripAround the world, iu The
Christian Church this evening.
The Health Board might take map OF the com
ricicd scwcts and tind many places where VERSIONS
should DO compelled 10 tap them at once.
There, Is Il general cry agains. spending moro
money ior temporary gsuDping OH those streets
Were permanent Improvements are likely to be
made.
Robert McNay and Miss Emma Obcsman were
married last night at the home OF the bride
wheeling Island, and have begun hollsekeepIuE
on Tni,ty.cighth street.
Tho A. +. church will petition the court In be
allowed 10 sell their property. on Rose Hill and
mortgage Their property In the Fourth ward In aid
Of the building OF their new church ut Noble aud
Thirty'sevehth street.
Tho United Presbyterian Prcsbytery of Wheeling
met here yesterday and will continue III scss,on 10.
day. The attendance OF members was large aud
tho sessions III the church were attended by many
members OF the congregation.
The Buckeye Building Association sold money
Al iotty AMI htty.lhfee coats premium M0aday
evening. The Belmont savings Company con.
linues 10 have demand that puts the premium
several times higher than other associations vet,
Mrs. NJ. 7. Z. lioge yesterday morning made an
assignment to John A. Gallaher for the benefit Of
her creditors. 1t is understood that the sssetsare
equal to the liabilities. but the stock oi Goods
could hot DO converted into cash on short notice,
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company now has an
abundance Of gas aud has notified all mauItac.
turers here that they can use all they want. This
abundance Is partly due 10 the decreased con.
sumption for healing since warm Weather has
come.
Three lsenwood men visited Balla!re Yesterday
R!ternoon, and lust before dark started home with
child IN the skiE with them. They frightened
The Ghi!d badly BY puiposcly tipping the skin, and
ilnnlly Tue child stood up screaming and was
ierked overheard. Men started from this side TO
save the child and duck the men, but they sue.
cecled In getting the child ont Of the yatey and
rowed OIL rs fast rs possible.
A great many cases Of drunkenness and OF
drunken tights have been seen here In the mast few
nays: several OF the tncu have been locke IN Al, ID
fined. and others have been discharged from rood
situations gu account OF drunkenness. Three mel
who came over from Wheeling Monday night had
hsht IN Il Gravel Hill saloon, mud the police we're
sent LOT. Two Of ihein were caught and one cs.
capped by outtunniMs the officers. They had
money and paid their fines after being locked up
LONG enough to get sober.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
John J.. Jacob, OF Clinton, was in Yes
terday.
J. ". Prime, OF Grsitou, WAS roaistere,
81 the ST. James yesterday.
W. D. +. Jarvis, OF Phillippi, WAS anon,
the gueaia ut tho 81 James yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcconnell, o.
Mouadsvi!e, are registered at the Stamul
House.
Mr.. George 4. Grafton, OF Tho Marietta
Char Company, 10 in town On his peri.
odical tour.
Mr.. Charles r. Smith WIS yeaterlay nd.
mitte,l to practice law in the Circuit Cour,
OF this county.
Mr.. Alexander r. Campball, Of Rayens.
wood, came up yesterday and called on a
number OF old Wheeling friends.
Mr.. i. L. Newton, a we'll known citizen
OF Euckhennon, is again in tho city. tie
Ia registered at the stamm House.
Mr.. Jerry Reagan. OF the Natural Gas
Company OF West Virginia, has resigned
his position, to Hccep. the position Of Su.
pnrintendent OF the nov Toledo Natural
Gaa Company.
Sam y. iiublcy and NJ. V. Smith, OF
Fittsbureh, the former Eradstreet's repre-
sentative there, and the latter the well.
known inventor OF the reycneretive fur.
mace, were here yesterday.
The Charleston Star, Of Monday, has tho
following: Frank Wheat, OF Wheeling.
former genial mail and banking page OF
the Senate, hEa taken the place OF night
clark ut Hotel Rutlner. Frank Iiolme, OF
Wheeling, who represented tho Register
here during the recent BOanon Of tho Leg.
iHlature. has been employed by the Pitts.
hufgh Comm"rcia|. ttat"iie, ~ artist. s'r.
IIolme acquired quite y reputation whilp
here by his artistic ability.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-13
MARTINS FERRY.
Too Hot to Work. Various Other Locnl
Items.

Too Hot to Work Various Other I.ocn
Items.
Mrs.. George Vance Is on the sick list.
Mr., Hilton, Of Youngstown Is visiting his sons |,
this city.
:, The LquShlia mtllc!oscs down Indefinitely lex
Saturday A~'>
The forge department OF the .E.ua mill 10 OIL to
dHy alter MI !d!enesS OF nearly Two weeks.
man named Charles Preston, Is lying vc.v .oN
win pneumonia, III boat near the cooper shop.
rho emplo;cs Of the Standard were compellc]
10 "knock or yesterday Oh account OF the heat.
James Fnriicy had Il coupic Of toes badly brnise,
yesterday byR twelve pound hammer falling on
them. '"'''ts "
Henry Gnthrcy Is painting and papc.nr Mrs
cream trade. ''''.' Nv
:, 4, \ meeting WAS held in J. h. Longs office las,
hlsh', lnI The purpose OF tcttiug the different
grades OF the city.
Latest advlces from Or. Todd say TIM, James
h.oilatm Is ny no means ont VI danger, though
gradually improving. '''''e"
Oh Robh wM summoned from the public school
70 New Cumberland, her mother having been
thrown from abugsy and seriously Injured.
Misses Mny MCkim mud Flora Williams will taxa
phtl N me NJ. j. Church entertainment this even.
inG' II one wishes 10 be highly entertained ho
should 30 aud hear them.
Ihc many friends u william Stewart. former
NAIL ietder In the LRushlin mill viii 10 SURPRISED
~ lnaih that ne passed through the city Monday
evening, on his way 10 Louisville, n.y.. 10 wed
"'ss e"the E!klnS, formerly OF this place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE.
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF MANCHESTER


TEuUSS,TE!;E,s SALE OF MANCHESTER
BY virtue Of a Deed Of Trus; made to mo 4.
tsus!S y, ny T. L. kimberly and wife dated scp,cm.
o.! :. lhs3, aud recorded In the Office Of the Clerk
o. ne County Court OF Ohio county, West virginia.
IN Deg! OF trust Book No. 20 ptgc Ss9 suaii scI
al public auction, on '''' 'e''
SATURDAY, MAY Ii, 1857.
commencing ~ 10 O'Clock A. N nj tho front doc,
q tle court House Of said county, Ia the civ al
wheeling, the following described rrorcrtv Inst IL
sT %S Sstan n,N Of Stouna y tho
tnininS one fourth Of MI acre, bounded ami ia.
tcti9ets IA follows: Beginning on In" Snst .In ~,
We street ltoImety called William ttrec at
rs S an -. corner 81 the lot marked liar.
Kellis iarm Is recorded III Deed Book 10. Il, mrrs
Sol and So! III the office Of the CcrS at tho cdtftr
aa o, emo county: thence Hnng the north lllu
o. tue stree. marked on said pla. "Retv strett."
i inS,se htopE hiu west line norhwariy TO tho
soh .;o Of sne MsilIy hin road thence With sA
shown on said plat 10 the east side Of William nov
MetztD street, hcuce with the cast sI,ls ~ saII
S MSe street sssottwardty 70 ,hs hcslnnlns SS
AS conveyed BY ~ nS sS '1 parcel Of sfoaM4
vile 70 the Manchester Coal Coml@ny BY d %,;
o HS.SH o " ,S l. ls md now Of record In he
c cuE u IN ' mo SGiS OF te County Cour, OF oho
executed being described as follows: besInrinr a.
in nn nIotIhWSletly corner OF the iiarsuvoS Rim.
nI',t P.'!taHse oa the Sdutfcaserty si.te OF Vet.
ici street, and with said side of said street north
wHtdly one hundred and ior,y.tour il,tl ieet io
point III limo with tho southwafily si,lC n, III"
s,ene foundation OF k.meerlys iran,c s,a6le on
aforesaid plat OF sn6.divisious Of ,hS Rofy cs,s.n
hehcc 10 md with said side of said stable ouuiN,
,!on 10 the westerly side OF said Reilly strS"i
son.nwaf1iy nlty,hnc th teet To The Ha,iaessicr.
y corner OF NC llnrSravoS, Hum purchase, and
with tho not:herly Tine Of kl!d llnrErnyvs ,ms,
wsss'rtWS9 , 70 the heglnning
TERMS OF sALE-onethir,l, or rs much moro
day OF sale. and ANY trniduo In two equal INSTALL
mcnH payable IN ono and Two yoarS from tho iny
OF Mlc, with interest from that day, the purchaser
10 give his notes for TIM deferred istnllucnis mi
to hrcnre tho came by deed Of trust upou ihu nnn
orty and Insurance pollcics upon thp buIl1inrS IN
tho satisfaction Of the trustee. ' Ne'"hs " =
Title believed good, but selling as ,rrx,.c shall
convey only such tito ny Is ycsiT! In iau. '""''
., W, +. HUBBARD, Trustee,
"'"' A"Lhhn, Hueuoueet, MtlQ